Been pretty darn quiet around this thread lately Kev-O! Come on man, my season just officially ended so I need some updated pictures from your pepper forest to lift my spirits while I'm deseeding mountains of pods...
Some really nice pepper flower pics there Kevin!
Really diggin' the Black Prince flower though, the way it just seems to hover in mid air waitin' for that pollinator to come by and do it's business.
And another interesting thing about the Black Prince flower is that it has six petals, while the others only have five.
dvg
Very nice pics Kevin. And I must agree with Doug on the flower shots. Sweeeeeet
That is prolly the best pic I snapped all year!!That black prince flower pic is my new backround image
Been pretty darn quiet around this thread lately Kev-O! Come on man, my season just officially ended so I need some updated pictures from your pepper forest to lift my spirits while I'm deseeding mountains of pods...
Haha!! Hey Gary and Dan,, I have been a lil negligent in my updates!!Yeah dude, what up wit cha?
I got Queen Laurie and Birgit's Locoto getting ripe and pretty, all from your seed! Pix soon!
Whats that you say?? Is there a bigger font??That's more like it! It's funny but my Galapagoense did the same thing and I'm finally getting a ton of pods after bringing it inside.
Quit playing with that thing in the last picture, you're going to go blind!!!
Starting it all anew my friend! I dont really have a place for overwinters.everything is looking great! Any plans to overwinter anything, or are you starting fresh next year?
Love that Mantis pic . Classic shot! It's a shame old man winter is on his way but I can't wait to see your Douglah garden next year .
Thanks man! Not a golfer Had to google to see what you meant!Good stuff wayright! Was a pleasure following this. Would you happen to be a golfer? Just curious with the screen handle.
Haha ! thanks Stephen! Yea that guy was attacking my camera!Nice update Kevin!
I think praying mantid are the coolest insects out there!
Can you imagine what competion we would have if they were the size of a medium-large dog.
So its gonna be a douglah garden next yr huh?
Hey Greg, I planted the Galapas, mid Jan, for April plant out. and was getting pods back in June!Hey Kevin,
Nice photos...... ..........Trying to create a "Purple Peter Pepper"...are ya.?........
Anyways, when did you plant your Galapagoense? This will be my 1st year growing it. I can plant out in mid May and I intend on getting a jump indoors with that particular and some other late season "Gems". I'm hoping to get some ripe chili's before my season ends, early November...
Greg
Thanks man! I appreciate that! I have as much fun keeping up the log, as I do growing the peppers!Read through this whole thread last night and today.
Really great job all the way around! Very inspiring!
Thanks AJ! Thats means alot , coming from such a revered grower as you!looks like you are having another stellar season Kevin...great thread with some beautiful pictures...
Hey Doug, I cant wait for a lil competition this coming season in growing some of the great new varieties we acquired!Kevin, looks like another season has come to an end for you, and from all appearances you had a great one this year as well.
Looking forward to seeing what you are able to cook up in the lab for next year!
dvg
It really is Greg!! it looks like the same leaf sets on my nandina!That Flex is like an "Evergreen" ....I'd be picking those "peas" and eating them like candy....How hot are they?
Greg